Tropical Cyclone ILSA-23 can have a low humanitarian impact based on the maximum sustained wind speed, exposed population and vulnerability.
The Bureau of Meteorology upgraded cyclone Ilsa to category 4 with gusts near the centre up to 230km/h as it tracks towards the coast 290km north of Port Hedland at 00:00 UTC 13 April.
Winds in Ilsa's "very destructive core" could gust up to 275 km/h with very heavy rains (up to 400 mm) and abnormally high tides on Thursday night into Friday morning local time, before the storm moves inland, over the East Pilbara Shire and the Northern Interior District (Pilbara Region), on 14 April, weakening into a tropical storm.
A yellow cyclone alert is in place along more than 700km of coastline between an area south of Broome and Whim Creek, while residents in the populated mining town of Port Hedland are preparing to head into lockdown.
Over the next 36 hours, very heavy rainfall, strong winds and storm surge are forecast over the western and central Pilbara Region. The Bureau of Meteorology (BOM) has issued a warning zone for gales over this area.
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Daily Maps: ECHO Daily Map of 13 April 2023
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